Let's use a minimal HTTP server to allow interactive chunk scanning from phone, instead of requiring all chunks to be scanned before starting restoration.
The BinaryEye scanning app (Android, see it on F-Droid) supports sending scan results via HTTP instead of manual export of scan history. There are many formats, but the simplest is arbitrary HTTP GET with query parameters for content payload (url-encoded) and a few others like type.
Example usage
qrxfil -l
qrxfil --listen=[port]
# or maybe interactive?
qrxfil -i
qrxfil --interactive
Let's use a minimal HTTP server to allow interactive chunk scanning from phone, instead of requiring all chunks to be scanned before starting restoration.
The BinaryEye scanning app (Android, see it on F-Droid) supports sending scan results via HTTP instead of manual export of scan history. There are many formats, but the simplest is arbitrary HTTP GET with query parameters for
contentpayload (url-encoded) and a few others liketype.Example usage
qrxfil -l qrxfil --listen=[port] # or maybe interactive? qrxfil -i qrxfil --interactive